Winnipeg’s Brown package is defined-read rhythm, not backup improvisation

Dru Brown’s relief line against B.C. — 11-of-11 for 185 yards and two touchdowns — equals 16.8 yards per attempt, while his six regular-season starts produced a 69.9 completion rate but 10 touchdowns against seven interceptions. That split points to a quick-game/play-action menu built on first-read throws and clean rhythm, not extended scrambles. With Zach Collaros missing practice due to ribs, Winnipeg should keep Brown in quick dropbacks and moving pockets rather than asking him to hold the ball.